Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-08

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BE - h Seattis % = shoEt visis Iast |
Fharsday.
Mis- Nellie RovsII sans 40 from o.
saiady lest Thursday fog ahsEt sisis IN
thiS city.
John L. Howard, Of the Oregon Im-
creysnent Company. 4 stoppiuR a. he
AEiinRton-
Mr.. and Ms. Frank Hauford lsft On
sns Elder Last evening 10 visit friends
il Yictoria-
Ms. sohns intends IaavIns soF an en-
tsnced Eastern tear she latter psTt Of
this month.
W W. White. Of Laeonner, l. n ths
city and viii leave tomorrow f0F sDo-
kane Falis.
O. Morris HaIlsr left on q business
trip 70 San Francisco via Portland Fri
day morning.
Mrs.. Chavmau, Of Port Townsend.
arrived In she city last Monday and viii
visit fFienda.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clancy, Of
Q1incy, Msss., have taken aD their res
tcsnes IN this city.
Mrs. Webster, Of Port Townsend, vas
q passenger for this city on the Geo E.
Starr last Monday.
Mrs. @. n. Parker, who has been
visiting Mn. h. @. Strive. returned
home on Thursday.
Ths choir Of the First n. z. Church
wtll give . concert at the church on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Edward c. Cheasty, Of San Fran
eisco, IL expected 10 visit his hsme daF-
ing the menth Of Jane.
Mrs. William Walker and daughter,
Of Port Gamble, spent part Of last week
Visiting friends In Seattle.
Richard 8. Coz. formerly Of this city.
10 ct present engaged IN The real estate
business ct Galesb1re, IE.
The 7. n. O. A. will take an excuE-
sien 10 an entertainment at Port
Blakely. tomcrFov evening.
Watson Brothers leave fer the Spo-
kane country tomorrow. They will en-
gage In artesian well shaking.
n. @. CASTOR and A. ID. Blowers, mer-
chants Of Coupeville, came 10 Seattle on
business visit last Tuesday.
Dr.. J. Torreace Tate 10 in Seattle vis-
itinR bis half brother DIR. G. W. Price.
DR.. Tate intends locating in Seattle.
DR.. J. Terrence Tate, . graduate of
the New York Dental College, has asso-
oiated himself with DIR. @. W. Price.
Senator Vim. II. Stewart, Of Nevada,
was In the city Friday and was shown
about BY some Of ouF prominent eiti-
zens.
Mrs. Il. y. whitney, who has been
visiting Mrs. George Blanchard at
Blanchard, returned TO Seattle yestsr-
day.
Mrs. Mccall, Dothsr Of Captain Ne
Gall. Of Utsalady. died at her home IN
Mt. Vernon q week ago last Saturday
evening.
f. h SpariiuR and wife, who recently
arrived from Washington, d. O., are
stopping at the BiRelOv residence on
Pike street.
Alex. E. Wood, formerly mate on the
Eliza Anderson, has been promoted to
the saptainoy, and came down in charge
last evening.
Captain and Mrs. W. d. O'TooIe and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur are stopping
with Mrs. Dearborn, corner Second and
Cherry streets.
Thomas fitzpatrick, representing
Moore, Hunt d Company, of San Fran.
cisco, passed through the city last even
ing for Pert Townsend.
T.J. Miner weut up to Tacoma to
meet John l.. Howard Of the Oregon
Improvement Company and returned
on the Hayward last evening.
Ms. J. K. Boutwell, returned last even
ing on the Hayward, from Clay City,
Illinois, where be has been visiting his
parents for the last six months.
Miss Croker. formerly Of Seattle but
lately resident OF New Westminster,
arrived on the George e. Starr last
Friday and viii visit Miss Moran, of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIA. Kirkman and
niece, Miss Maud Kirkman, Who have
been visiting Captain and Mrs. David
Gilmore, left for their home In WaIla
Walla last Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. q. Conner and son Herbert, of
LAeonner. who have been visiting in
SOrroco. Mexico, for the past two
months, are passengers on the City OF
Chester and will arrive here next THes-
day.
Rev. A. j. Hanson and George Carter
and wife left on the George W. Elder
last evening for San Francisco as repre-.
sentatives Of the Seattle Y. NJ. @. A. at
the international convention 20 be held
in that city this month.
Biahop Paddock 10 IN the city, the
guest of Z. p. Ferry. He will speud To-
day Quissly With the church people a.
Trinity, resting from bis long journey
ing at The East. He nov expects TO ad-
minister confirmation In Seattle on the
FIRST Sunday in June.
Bishop O. N. Fowler Of the Methodist
Episcopal OAnroh is expected in Seattle
about the latter part Of this month.
His visit is for she purpose OF looking
after the interests Of the church and
the matter Of the construction Of she
university in some portion Of the Ter
ritoFy.
Mr.. Grant Boutwell,, Of SteubenvilIe.
Ohio. arrived in this city last Thursday
evening and will make his home here.
He was passenger on the train which
was Wfeokea near Sterling, Dakota. not
long since and seven Of his fellow
travellers ~ roafs for this Territory were
injured.
]. +. johnson, printer, Who has been
working 10 this city for few months
past, leaves this morning. for his former
bone In santa Fe. New Mckee, where
his wife lies seriously IN. Il Is hoped
that she ulay recover speedily and that
Mr.. ard Mrs. johnson Vill return and
make their permanent home in Seattle.
Mrs J. W. ackeFsan. whs has bs,n
the guest OF Nrs. DIR. Baslsy, will re
main il Seattle until Wednesday, tax.
ING her departure on that day for San
Francisco from whioh city she Is 20 sail.
Nay 5isi, for japan. then she goes 10
China, then TO India, where shs is 10
spend next winter. She intends TO de,
vote the next three years 20 making a
loar OF the world.
senator Warner Miller and patty ara
ssiil In the city. IL IL unfortunate thai
the weather sheald be so disasreeable
during their visit. for they viii doubt
Ices carry RwAy an erroneous impression
Of The place. IL IL 10 be hoped that : :
may be favored With q little fair
weather before their departure, 90 thas
they may be able - appreciate. thoseh
e Be for = shOys time, some OF the heaa
ties OF the surrounding country.